Payment plans can extend as long as 10 years, although IRS usually like to have the debt fully paid at the end of 72 months. If you are currently...

There is really no way to "cancel" an income tax return once it has been filed. A tax professional can monitor your IRS transcripts and let you...

If you are talking about property tax, the tax base stays with the house, and it cannot be transferred to another house. If you inherit your...

Forget about suing the insurance company ---- that's a non-starter. If you hire a tax attorney, he/she can get the penalties waived for you.

You definitely should be concerned. IRS won't levy on you as long as you stay on your payment plan. However, if you pull $$$ out of your 401k...

That's doubtful. They might accept copies of your bank statements.

Forget about the promises that were made to you in the paste. If there is no written will, the promises are unenforceable. Focus your time and...

IRS cannot seize equity in your house if it is in your name only. You will only create additional problems if you transfer title to your brother....

Actually, what you want is injured spouse relief, not innocent spouse relief. And given the current state of affairs at the IRS, I wouldn't hold...

IRS has 10 years to collect taxes once they are assessed. However, that clock does not begin to run until the return is filed.